There is no one size fits all classification, but I've found the following to be instructive:Rent: Top 1% in your area is A+, top 5% A, top 20 B, etc...Age: Brand new construction is A+, under 2-3 years A, 5-10 years B, etc...Tenants: High income white collar is A+ down to unemployed section 8 in CNeighborhood: Resort style is A+ down to war zone at DAt the end of the day it's a judgement call (freshly remodeled but 30 year old property in a great neighborhood is probably a B), but this framework can help with that determination. 

@Ronnie Allison some mindset books that you might add to the list:The 10x Rule - Grant CardoneBe Obsessed or Be Average - Grant CardoneThe Compound Effect - Darren HardyFor learning to negation (regardless of the polarizing title), Trump Style Negotiation by George Ross is a great book to use in conjunction with Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss. 

I'm looking for an investor-oriented title company to handle a cash purchase in Moline. 

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $240,000

Cash invested: $30,000

Multi-Family Information
Total # of Floors: 2
Total # of Rooms: 8

Unit #1 I...

style of evaluating a rental application

Washington and Jefferson college is in the heart of Washington, PA and you could tackle the college crowd with older style Victorian homes in some areas.

Price point, style, area, colors, layout, fixtures, finishes etc.

Once you have decided how you want to run things - it might be useful to contact them and either go and meet them in person and discuss the new management style or if you would rather keep your distance then write to them - perhaps with a welcome gift/token to say I'm glad we will be associated and I look forward to a positive/friendly relationship.

All usages and available roof space vary, as does property orientation.

Purchase price: $168,000 Cash invested: $45,000 Sale price: $247,000 MOVE IN READY, ranch style home with a flexible floor plan.